DYNAUDIO PROFESSIONAL

Massive Attack’s Teardrop is as tough a test track as we can think of. It’s got a seismic bassline that bludgeons most speakers into submission, and a complex production that …

Well, just when we thought things couldn’t get more exciting than the B&W684s, tested in the same group test, we arrive at Dynaudio’s aptly named Excite range. Can these standmounters …

Some products just sound right from the off. It’s not that they’re perfect, more that their sonic attributes gel in such a way that any shortcomings don’t intrude on the …

Confidence is a fitting name for these speakers. Everything about them, from the sonic presentation to the distinctive styling and that hefty four-grand price tag, oozes the word. You can …

This pair of X12 standmounters is our first taste of Dynaudio’s replacement for its successful ‘Audience’ series, and it’s the entry level of a four-strong range. Though they’re compact cabinets …

We’ve already tested speakers from Dynaudio’s Excite range and we like them. Indeed, the front speakers in this Excite AV package, the Excite X32 floorstanders (£1590), recently won a gong …

You’d  be forgiven for thinking Dynaudio has bigger fish to fry. After all, its ‘DM’ range hasn’t received the fanfare other products in the Danish specialist’s portfolio have – and …

We’ve said it of other speakers from this range: it takes a brave company to call a range of speakers ‘Excite’. The Dynaudio Excite X36 is an imposing-looking design with …

If discretion is your thing, you could do a lot worse than investigate the Dynaudio Focus 110As. At just 17cm wide, they’re narrower than most – when viewed face on …